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ARIZONA.
The Spring Weather is Thawing Out the
Apache Indians.


Tucson, April 1Sth.-A Mexican who
came in from San Pedro this morning
states that on Saturday last, not far from
Redingto3, Ira Davis saw an Apache In
dian in the Potrero carrying rifle. Davis
called to the Indian. The Apache turned
and ran. Davis fred three shots at him
with pistol. He then went, in company
with companion, into the Potrero
to follow the Indian, when he
saw two more armed Indians.
and, not knowing how many Others
might be concealed in the grass, went back
and got posse of six men to follow them.
The posse had just started when the Mexi-
lean left Redington, and the result is
anxiously awaited. 1t is believed the In
dians are from the reservation and are on a
horse-stealing tour. No other theory is
tenable. for tame Indians only visit this
section when the cactus fruits, wild grapes
and nuts are ripe, which is later on by sew
eral months.
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Los ANGELES ITEMS.
A Munchausen Yarn-Railroad Smash-up
at San Fernando.


Los ANGELES, April 1Sth.-The Univer-
sity Bank of Los Angeles. new institu-
ton, opened up for business this morning,
with paid-up capital of 100000.
The story telegraphed of wonderful
upheaval of fishy monsters at San Onifree
creek seems to have been good deal of a
hoax. 1t transpires that an unusual guam
tity OF sea kelp was thrown up, aud several
large fish and sea turtle were mixed up
with it. A crew of railroad surveyors near
the place started the story of an unnatural
occurrence for the fun of the thing, and it
has assumed large proportions in travelling
around.
Early this morning fourteen empty fiat
cars jumped the track while crossing a
trestle near San Fernando, and fell dis
tance of twelve feet, being smashed into
small bits. The rear car and caboose held
to the track. There was no loss of life.
The damages will amount to about $40, 600.
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THE GOLD BOYS"
Proposed Reunion of California Pioneers
on the Potomac,

on the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, April 1Sth-Hallett Kill
bourn, proprietor of the Critic, has ad-
dressed a circular letter 10 the California
pioneers now residing in Washington, sug-
gesting q reunion some time in the month
of May, which shall include shad bake
on the Potomac and an interchange of
recolections and "reminiscences. The sug-
gestion has been most tavorably received,
and the occasion will certainly be notably
interesting. There are probably now in
this city twenty-five or thirty adventur-
Gus men who in 1S49-50, in the days of
their youth, took the then long and hazard
Gus trip to the far off Pacific coast in search
of fame and fortune or both. The larger
proportion of these are still in vigorous
health of mind and body. Many of them
have been and are prominent in business
or politics, and not a few are amply fixed
so far as this worlds goods are concerned.
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THE KIsSANE NATTER.
Lawyer Hart Fails to Show up with His
Credentials.

New YORK, April 19th.-[Special J.
j. B. Hart, of San Francisco, who came
here in behalf of William Kissane, to get
an old indictment fer forgery quashed, has
failed to present his credentials He prom
ised Recorder Smythe that he would get
them in week or ten days, and has ap-
parently left the city 1t is known the
papers were mailed him two weeks ago
yesterday, and at the time they should
have arrived he was at New York hotel.
Two days later he left, saying that he was
going to Albany, and has not yet returned.
Recorder Smythe said he had not heard
from Hart, nor anything further about the
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THE SENSATION OF THE HOUR

LONDON, April 1Sth.-The Times has ex-
posed special bulletins calling attention to
the letter published yesterday. and sent an
extra supply to the railway news agents
and bookstalls. The lobby in the House
of Commons was crowded in the afternoon
with members eagerly discussing the al
legged Parnell letter. The Irish members
indignantly declared it forgery Caine
and Sir Henry James, Liberal Unionists,
were observed in an animated conversation
oyer the letter
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LEO'S ULTIHATUM.
Conditions on which Catholics May Ro
main Knights of Labor.

Conditions on which Catholics May Re-
main Knights of Labor.
New YORK, April 1Sth.-The Catholic
Ne,cs, of this city, to-day received the fol-
lowing cable dispatch from Rome: The
Pope has decided the question of the
Knights of Labor in favor OF that organiza-
ton. This decision will stand so long as
the present method is pursued in further
ing their aims. The document of Cardinal
Gibbons has been indorsed. The Pope
further decides that in Canada, where a
mandament had been issued against the
Knights of Labor, members of the oider
will receive absolution on promise of
obedience to the future decision of the
Holy See. If Knights identify themselves
with the theories now being disseminated
by certain agitators this decision in their
favor will be revoked"
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There is a Time for EVERYTHING.
And is the time to purchase CLOCK, that will
keep correct time.
We have an extensive variety PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CLOCKS purchased
low figures which will be sold for less than the manufacturers prices
SEE THEM IF YOU WISH A CLOCK.
The Season for Visiting the Springs and Seaside Quite Near

To those parties who need NEW VALSE OR HAND
we call your special attention to our assortment Of these
styles of SAMPLE TRUNKS purchased from Eastern Commercial
Traveller, all under the regular value
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A Journalist Sued for Libel.

SAN JOSE, April 1sth-M. J. Merteno,
Vice-President of the San Francisco Bridge
Company, this afternoon made complaint
in Justice Pfeisters Court, charging G. NJ.
Shortridge, editor of the Hercuru, with
criminal libel. basing the charge on an ar
ticle in the Mercury of April 18th, which
dealt with the character and reputation of
the Bridge Company.
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THE NATIVE SONS.
First Days Proceedings of the Grand
Parlor at Nevada City.

FarIor at Nevada City.
NEVADA CITY, April 1Sth.-The Grand
Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West,
in tenth annual session, convened at Odd
Fellows Hall to day, Grand President c..
w. Decker presiding.
After opening in due form, Past Grand
President A. f. Jones presented a hand
some manzanita gavel, elaborately carved
with emblems of the order, which was re-
ceived by the Grand Parlor with appropri-
ate remarks and thanks.
Immediately after the appointment of
committee of journalists to select an official
reporter and the appointment of Com
mittee on Credentials recess was taken to
1:30 P. VI.
One hundred and sixty-fve delegates are
present.
Upon reconyening at 1:30 P. NJ the Com
mittee on Credentials submitted its report,
which was adopted.
The reports OF the Grand Officers were
referred to the Committee on the State of
the Order.
J. w. f. Diss, of Stanford Pallor No 76,
was appointed Official Reporter.
Motions were introduced relative to hold
ing the next Admission Day celebration.
Santa Cruz and Napa were named as de-
sirable points, and the claims of each were
strongly urged by delegates from these
places and their friends. After much talk
it was voted TO have the celebration at
| Napa City on the 9th of next September.
The Finance Committee recommend fix
! ing per capita tax at 81 per year, and that
sinking fund be created for the purpose
of ultimately securing property for the
| Grand Parior.
! The committee reported the general
financial standing of the Order as in 4
| tlourishing condition.
A resolution fixing the salary of the
| Grand Secretary at 81, 500 year was made
the special order for tomorrow morning.
! A resolution, introduced at the last ses-
sion, locating the Grand Paflor perma-
nently at San Francisco, was laid over un-
! til the next session.
From all indications, the session will be
a lively and interesting one.
| Tonight public reception was given
| the delegates at Armory Hall. The enter
tainment takes the fo1m of a promenade
concert: with address Of welcome, musical
| exercises, etc.
| The visiting natives are making them
selves at home, and our people are doing
| their best to insure them pleasant time.
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LITTLE ITALY.
King Humbert Wants to Keep Pace with
the Procession.

ROME, April 1Sth.-The Italian Parlia-
ment opened to-day. Prime Minister De-
pretis, addressing the body. said that Italy
her mission to maintain peace. As every
Government is increasing its armament
however, the Cabinet would ask the Cham
bers for credits with which to strengthen
the Kingdoms defenses. With reference to
African affairs, the Premier declared the
Government had resolved to avenge the
massacre of the Italian troops at Doyal
They would not, however, allow themselves
to be carried away by events, but would
act with deliberation and al the proper
moment. The Chamber Of Deputies re-
fused to accept the proffered resignation OF
Biancheri, President of the Chamber.
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The New irish Under Secretary

LONDON, April 1Sth.-Colonel King Har-
mon, the new Parliamentary Under Secre-
tary for Ireland, today for the first time
since his appointment, answered interroga-
tives respecting Irish affairs. Upon rising,
he was greeted with cheers by the Govern
ment supporters, and with groans and de-
risive cries by the Parnellites. He stated,
in response to question, that since March
1st only two tenants were evicted from the
Marquis of Lansdowne's estates. These
two, however, involved the eviction of six
teen sub-tenaDts
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Yuba and sutter Boom Committee

MARYsvILLE, April 1Sth.-A meeting was
held Saturday evening at the City Hall bv
prominent citizens to take steps towards
forming an organization for the purpose of
advertising the resources of the county.
and giving information to parties coming
here in search of investments. Commit
tees were appointed for this and Sutter
county to formulate plan most suitable
for carving out the project.
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They We're wen Entertained.


ST. HELENA, April 1s;h.-Colonei Fred.
Crocker, Hon t. Cook and ex- Governors
Pound and Stoneman arrived here by
special train this afternoon. VI. NJ Estee,
Mr.. Brewster and others accompanied the
party, and Messrs. Morton snd Mackinder
and delegation Of citizens received them
en- their arrival escorting them 10 the wine
cellars of Krug, Thommann, Carr. Schef
fer, Niebaum and other. At Titbucio Par
rotts mansion the party was elegantly en-
tertained.
Sad and Fatal Accident.
NEVADA City, April 1Sth.-Terrepce
Smith was crushed to death this morning
at the Mabel drift mine at North Bloom
field, by bowlder falling on him. De-
ceased was an old resident. and leaves a
wife and five children.
Roberts Recovering.
ST. HELENA, April 1Ssh-J. W. Roberts,
lately shot by Thomas Turner, near Calls
toga, will likely recover. The bail, enter
ing the front OF the body, passed around
near rib and lodged in the back
Progress at Dixon.
DIxoE, April 18tb.-A Board of Trade,
with membership of twenty-five, was
formed here Saturday night, at the con-
clusion of a meeting of citizans and neigh
boring landholders. The Board viii meet
for the election Of permanent officers next
Saturday night.
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THE PARNELL LETTER.

1t Creates SENSATION - Parnell De-
nounces it as Forgery.
LONDON, April 1Sth-The sensation pro-
Guced by the publication of the alleged
Parnell letter has been so great that the
specially large edition of the Times issued
10 meet the expected demands proved un-
sufficient
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The Man Arrested in siskiyou Said to be
the Culprit.
NAPA, April 1Sth.-A photograph of the
man lately arrested at Yreka was received
by the Sheriff today. Several parties who
know Pete Olsen say il is picture of him,
while otner parties who also know him say
1t is not photograph of him. Herman
Lyons, who is in Colusa, has been requested
to go to Yreka to identify
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED.
NAPA, April 1Sth.-The photograph of
the man arrested at Fort Jones, Siskiyou
county, has been identified tonight as that
of Pete Olsen, beyond doubt
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BRITISH CoLUsrBIA.

The Schooner Active, Lately Reported
Lost, is Safe.
VICTORIA, April 1Sth.-The Mountain
Chief arrived yesterday with $50 seals She
reports the weather as rough.
Indians from the northern coast of Van
couver state that the schooner Active, re-
ported lost, is safe.
The schooner olympian has arrived at
Port Townsend
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To preserve goods from moths do not
use camphor in any form. Pieces of tar
paper laid in fur boxes and in closets are a.
better protection. Five cents will buy
enough to equip all the packing boxes and
closets of large house for year.
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1NTO, TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL l9, 1887.

"Saunderson's statements in reference
to me are unmitigated. willful ISLANDERS.
Parnell never wrote me such letter as
that quoted in the London Times. The
whole thing is a base fabrication"
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ASHLAND (Or.), April 18th.-Berry Mer-
win and his partner, George Sears, had an
| alteration yesterday evening at the rail
road crossing at Baily Hill. Merwin shot
Sears with rifle. The ball passed through
his body. He also beat Sears over the head
with the rifle. Sears is not expected to
live, Merwin is under arrest by the Sheriff
of Siskiyou county.
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A AITkEM

DREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE ANI
L Granite Works, 6l7 K street, bet. Sixth and
Seventh Cemetery Ots fEclo2ed with Granite
All kinds of work done in Italian and Vermont
Marble. Direct Importer of scotch and Eastern
Granite Monuments: Marble. Slate, Iron and
Wooden Mantles-all at reduced prices. Call
and examine my s-ock. lp
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FoUNDERED VESSELS.
The Loss of Life on the Tasmania Less
Than Reported,

Ihe LOSE OF Lie on the Tasmania Less
Than Reported.
LONDON, April 1Sth.-The steamer ashore
off Bonifacicois the Tasmania, not the Lon
ania, as at first reported. The Tasmania
belongs to the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, and was of
4,49S tons. She was bound from Bombay for
Marseilles, and is stranded on the Mon
archis Rocks, south of Corsica. All the
women and children among the passengers
have been landed. She carried $50 passen-
gers, of whom "A were landed. Two French
steamers are assisting in the work of res
cue. Assistance has gone from Ajaccio and
MarSeilles
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NEVADA.
Child's Shocking Death by Fire in Par
adise Valley,

WINNEMUccA, April 18th The youngest
child of Fred Sperry, Paradise Valley
night The child pulled lighted candle
off the table while its mother was in an
other room. It's clothing caught fire, and
it died from the injuries received in a few
bourc
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Explained Satisfactorily.

LONDON, April 1Sth.-Lord George Ham
ilton, First Lord of the Admiralty, ex-
planned in the Commons this afternoon
how it happened, on the occasion of the
Queens arrival at Cannes, the salute of the
French fleet was not returned. The Duke
of Edinburgh's flagship was undergoing
repairs, and the vessel which the Duke was
using temporarily happened not to be pro-
vided with saluting guns The matter has
been explained TO the French Admiral,
and he is perfectly satisfied with the rea-
sons for the apparent incivility.
Badly off for Friends.
LONDON, April 1Sth.-People are still
talking about Colonel King Harmon's APP
polntment to the new office of parliament
airy Under Secretary for Ireland. 1t would
have been hard to make a worse selection.
The Colonel is a renegade home ruler, a
notorious racBrenter, without brains and
devoid even of the moderate ability re-
quired to make a decent speech The
Tories hate him because he was once a
home ruler, and the Nationalists hate him
because he is a renegade.
Be cher's EuIogist.
LONDON, April 1S,h.-Dr. Parker viii de-
liver the eulogy on Henry Ward Beecher
June 24th, and viii preach a number OF
times in Brooklyn. Subsequently he will
deliver several lectures in the United States.
Bazaine's Narrow Escape.
MADRID, April 18th.-Marshal Bazaine
was to-day assaulted by Frenchman, who
attacked him with poniard, exclaiming
Jai venge ma patrie ~ The Marshal was
dangerously wounded about the head. His
assailant is believed to be correspondent
of Paris newspapers.
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ANOTHER DISASTER.

LONDON, April 1Sth.-The telegraph ca
ble-repairing steamer Volta has foundered
off the Island of Myconus, in the Grecian
Archipelago. A portion of the crew were
drowned
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New Publishing Company.

MARysvILLE, April 1Sth.-Leading citi-
zens of this place have formed an incorpor-
alton known as the MarysviIle appeal Pub
fishing Company, with a capital stock of
100 shares Of the par value Of 500 each,
all of which has been subscribed. The OBJ
ject is to purchase the Marysville Daily
Appeal. On Saturday last the transfer was
made. The company has a reserve fund
on hand, and intend TO make the appeal
the leading paper of this section of the
country. w. a. Lawson acts as editor,
and F. W. Johnson as manager.
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THE BILL BEAp THE SECOND TIME,

LONDON, April 1Sth.-Sir Bernhard Sam
nelson's amendment to the crimes bill, to
the effect that the bill, if passed, would in
crease disorder in Ireland, endanger the
union of the Empire, and therefore should
be rejected, was defeated in the House to-
night-370 to 269-and the second reading
OF the crimes bill was agreed to without
division
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4 Suicides Body Recorereh

CoLUsA, April 1Sth.-I. S. Kammerer,
proprietor of the Colusa Brewery, got in a
fit of delirium on the morning of March
3lst and walked to the river bank ard slid
into the river. He was tracked 10 the bank.
and the marks Of his person going down
the steep bank were plainly visible \ re-
ward of 5000 was offered for the recovery
Of his body, but not until the boat passed
up this afternoon and agitated the water
did his body make its appearance. 1t was
in horribly bloated condition. A Cor
oners jury was summoned and rendered a
verdict in accordance with the above as the
causn of the s1licida
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OREGON,
An Old Resident Kills Himself in II Fit
of DespondencY.

PORTLAND April 1sth.-This afternoon
at Albany David kirkpatrick. in a fit OF
dependency, shot himself in the head
with a revolver. The wound is necessarily
fatal. He was an old resident of this CITY.
Some time since he was seized with par
alysis and brooded over this misfortune.
which was incurable
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Rescue of Steamer.

New YORK, April 19th.-The steamer
Benefactor, from Wilmington, reports that
on April 10th, off Cape Hatteras, picking
up yawl-boat containing Captain Hen
derson and four men, being part of the
schooner George S. Marks, from Baltimore
for Charleston. She had been, from some
unknown cause, blown up, and took fire
at 3 o'clock that morning, killing the
first mate, Mr.. Butte, and one seaman
Those rescued had lost everything what
they had On. One of them was badly
burned
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Upholdinc the Arebbisbop

New YoRK, April 19th-A. M-[Special. ]
A number of priests opposed to Dr. Nc
Glynn, and who believe Archbishop Cor
rigan was justified in silencing him, have
formed a union and issued circulars. which
they are mailing to all Catholic clergymen
in the diocese for their approval and sigma
lures
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This space is reserved for
KlLGORE g. CO. success
sors to Kilgore g. Tracy,
GroCeyS, Northwest Cor.
of Tenth and K streets.
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PACIFIC COAST.
NAPA PEOPLE IDENTIFY PETE OIL.
SENS PORTRAIT.
Bloody ARRAY III Siskiyou-A ChiId's
Terrible Death Grand ParIor,
n. S. G. .W.-Death in a Mine.
MURDERER OLSEN.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooaD-umos.l
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
PARNELL DECLARES THE 'sTIMES''
LETTER A FORGERY.
Animated Scenes in Parliament
Aerial Navigation-I ~ Wants
More Arms-CathIN knights.
THE STRIFE RENEWED.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES rHF REooRD-USIoS.
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BONE AFFAIRS.
THE INTERSTATE BOARD BUR.
DENED WITH INQUIRIES.
Spring 10th to Quit the Lap of Win
ter-The Molders' Strike Extend
ing-A Pioneers Reunion.
THE RAILROAD LAW.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uNIos.
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pARNELL DECLARES IT A roReERy.

LoSDoE, April 1Sth.-In an interview
to-day Parnell pointed out that, although
at first sight some letters in the Times fac
smile appeared to resemble his autograph,
close comparison shows a decidedly
striking difference in many important
points. The forgery slopes upward, and
the genuine handwriting downward Par
nell always places full-point after the
initial S." in his name, which the forgery
omits. The ''r'' in Parnell" and "C'' in
"Chas." are quite different from ANYTHING
he has written. The letters "Gh'' in
"Chas" are abnormally long, and the ''S'
and "P' are the only letters in any way
resembling his genuine autograph. The
pen, at the beginning of "a" in the forged
"Chas, was evidently taken off the paper,
whereas in the genuine signature it is al
ways written without break. The forgery,
Parnell says, is the work of person ac-
customed to penmanship and to writing a
flowing hand. whereas his own writing is
always in cramped style. Parnell further
said that the letter and signature are i'm
pudent forgeries. He strongly suspects the
identity of the forgers, but is undecided
whether to prosecute the Times or not.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SJACoBS OH.
FOR PAINS-RHEUMATIc.
From Rheumatic sunerer-Jan. 1879.

RS-Afer lapse Of years statements confirming
the efficacy Of 81. Jacobs OIL and its permanent
cures, are girea beiolo.